Hello, NUG -
In C, you can use the boolean result of a conditional expression to assign
a boolean value. For example, if Flag is declared as a boolean, you can, if
memory serves correctly (and it might not), write:
Flag = (Num > 10)
Granted, the syntax is a bit different, but can you, in RB, write:
Flag = (Num > 10)
If not, is it worth a feature request? It would save this structure which I
have been using over and over in many variations,
If X > 10 then
flag = true
Else
flag = false
End
Jim Wagner
Oregon Research Electronics
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